Clinical and Electrographic Seizures

An overview of the approach to identifying clinical and electrographic seizures according to the ACNS Nomenclature.

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I really admire your work and the simplistic way in which you explain, Mr. Moeller! I am 18, a maths student, but I am a polyphasic sleeper too (currently E3, trying SPAMAYL, I know it's harmful but I don't seem to get enough time from my clothes brand and learning programming, etc :). I am currently doing some trial-and-error and taking several notes of my naps and sleep sessions under various conditions and climates, noting the difference between a monophaser and a polyphaser. Although nobody wants to give me their "normal" monophasic brain to for EEGs, sometimes I have to bribe my own family members haha. I use openBCI by the way. I just wanted to let you know that you have been of great help to me! Thank you so much! I think I will binge watch rest of your videos hehe. Goodbye. Take care.

[robertoesanchez]

Excellent lecture, Very knowledgeable, In my opinion the best in the world

[evertmaree]

Dr Moeller EEG content in a class of its own on youtube. Can only hope for more.

[researcherhaht]

Thanks, very clear, organised and very informative.

[ramonmartin]

Thank You! So understandable the way you present it.

[LAaron-mq]

Thanks a lot for your clear and graphic explanation! I wonder is there any differences between subclinical seizures and electrographic Seizures？

[shayaanp]

Awesome, I am loving these, thank you so much, so much educational

[futoonkhaled]

Thank you, very helpful and great demonstration

[vickyyang]

Thanks a lot for your clear and graphic explanation!

[franciscovillegas]

Wonderfull explanation, so much clear and clean. Thank you so much

[jltang]

concise and easy to understand, thank you

[distyanp]

Thankyou so much for the understandable explanation

[KatJst]

If the patient is taking effective anti-seizure medication would anything show up on an EEG?

[warwickrivlin]

Question: When dealing with the 'electroclinical' definition for seizures - What different clinical improvement are you looking for with anti-seizure medications (ASM)?

I presume the only clinical manifestation *before* ASMs are given would be altered mental state (AMS) - since if there were any time-locked clinical change with EEG, you would already have your diagnosis of seizure. Is this correct? So if AMS is present, and benzodiazepines are given, and the patient has different-but-ongoing AMS, how can one determine this change is not simply benzo-related? Thanks, your videos are great.

[hanorox]

Electrographic seizure
a-
Post – ictal
b-
Ictal
c-
Sharp
d-
Spike
What that answer here ?

[Noname-hcfn]

My name is Melissa Friedman i used to be a paitent of yours in Columbia university can you respond